Natalie Winters

And frankly,

I would also really emphasize that leaning in and embracing these authoritarian tropes, which is how they've always tried to depict us.

As you know, Steve, how many times have we discussed on the show the lock that picks, rather the key that picks the lock to allow these USAID global color revolution playbooks to be used here in the United States is to depict the Trump administration as an autocracy, to protect

to depict him as an autocrat.

You have Ann Applebaum and Stacey Abrams doing a beautiful long-form podcast today talking about how autocrats steal elections.

They're always using that terminology because they want to be able to unleash this playbook.

I think all of the DHS, the ICBP, people who are on the ground there should be very well-versed and be reading these manuals.

A lot of them are, you know, OSINT, they're open source intelligence.

You can read them and you would understand the enemy that you're up against.

I wish...

These were just people who had misguided interpretations of the Constitution and really wanted to welcome Haitian cat-eating migrants into their backyards.

But these are people who want to see the United States be destroyed.

Well, she's still pumping out way too much content.

I don't think she's been lecturing at the US Institute of Peace or USAID because those buildings are now defunct.

But make no mistake, these people still are.

I'll give you one example.

Kate Starbird, the maven of election censorship, she just put out a new paper basically laying the groundwork to censor all anti-immigrant content using the same strategies that they did with election stuff.

So she's still active.

Erica Chenoweth is a they-them.

So they're still active.